We've already read a lot of poetry this year. Let's post some titles of favorites, followed by the poet's name. ~Ms. J.
I liked Between Walls by William Carlos Williams. -SH!!
I liked This Is Just To Say by William Carlos Williams! - VS
I like "My Mother's City," by Gina Ferrara. -JD
I like the "Red Wheelbarrow," by Williams C. Williams. PJ =)
I like the "The Giving Tree," by Shel Silverstein. CC
We've read a lot of really good poetry in class. But there's this poem/riddle I read in a book and I REALLY like it. So here it is: The answer to this riddle has a hole in the middle, And some have been known to fall in it, In tennis it’s nothing but it can be received, And sometimes a person can win it. Though not seen or heard it may be perceived, Like princes or bees in a clover, The answer to this riddle has a hole in the middle, And without it one cannot start over.
The answer is love...although the hole (the letter O) is not really in the middle, but more on the left side...haha.
I liked Between Walls by William Carlos Williams. -SH!!
I liked This Is Just To Say by William Carlos Williams! - VS
I like "My Mother's City," by Gina Ferrara. -JD
I like the "Red Wheelbarrow," by Williams C. Williams. PJ =)
I like the "The Giving Tree," by Shel Silverstein. CC
We've read a lot of really good poetry in class. But there's this poem/riddle I read in a book and I REALLY like it. So here it is:
The answer to this riddle has a hole in the middle,
And some have been known to fall in it,
In tennis it’s nothing but it can be received,
And sometimes a person can win it.
Though not seen or heard it may be perceived,
Like princes or bees in a clover,
The answer to this riddle has a hole in the middle,
And without it one cannot start over.
The answer is love...although the hole (the letter O) is not really in the middle, but more on the left side...haha.
Max